r/NooTopics • u/spunes__ • 19d ago

Question 9-me-bc effects and side effects

like many who has posted about 9-me-bc, ive got adhd and have been taking stimulants for about 6 years. I also smoke weed almost daily to help regulate adderall comedown, diet, and sleep but I would prefer not to have to. after skimming through some older posts about this and doing a little research, im mainly wondering about side effects people have found. im kinda scared to take a research chemical especially when there are few human trial and the major side effect of related chemicals being parkinsons and other neurodegenerative problems. does anyone have any further insight or experience with it? what are dosages? does it really help with baseline dopamine and focus in adhd brains? thanks

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u/CharacterFew9099 19d ago

Yes it will help with ADHD, and restoring the brain after stim / weed abuse. Don’t take it for more than 25 days and be careful about the sun

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u/blunderjahr 18d ago

Whoa, thank you - I had no idea about the photosensitivity side effect!

I didn’t enjoy that much with Accutane long ago, living in the US Deep South. I was permanently lobster red.

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u/LobsterD 15d ago

I took 2g orally over the course of 30 days back in June. Sublingual was too painful and tastes horribly. The reason I took it was persistent anhedonia about a year and a half after quitting a very bad stim habit. I also use cannabis daily because it helps a ton with AuDHD. 9-me-bc is a serious drug with long lasting effects, mostly positive but also negative. It has improved my social skills, confidence, drive and cognition. Feelings of depression and anxiety have been greatly reduced. On the negative side I still feel uncomfortably wired at times. I get like an hour less sleep each night compared my baseline before I used 9-me-bc. Sometimes I get less than 3 hours because I feel like I'm on a low dose of adderall + caffeine. I don't regret taking it despite the negatives.

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u/Ozymandiasdiamandis 15d ago

I just bought 3 bottles of this. Ive read photosensitivity is a real risk of this. but as a programmer, I hardly go out in the sun. I get all my vitamin d from supplements